RuntimeNullables breaks source link

[Enes Sadık Özbek]

Stepping into source code of libraries that use source link and RuntimeNullables does not work.

[Mike Marynowski]

Can you please elaborate with a complete description of the configuration and relationship between the various projects and packages?

[Mike Marynowski]

Is it something like this:

• LibraryProject: references RuntimeNullables and Source Link nuget packages, creates a library nuget package
• AppProject: references LibraryProject nuget package and stepping into LibraryProject source no longer works here?

[Enes Sadık Özbek]

Is it something like this:

• LibraryProject: references RuntimeNullables and Source Link nuget packages, creates a library nuget package
• AppProject: references LibraryProject nuget package and stepping into LibraryProject source no longer works here?

yes

[Mike Marynowski]

I'll have a look shortly and let you know. Thanks for the report!

[Mike Marynowski]

What are the target frameworks for the library and app projects?

[Enes Sadık Özbek]

net461 and netstandard2.0 for the library
net461 and netcoreapp3.1 for the app project

[Mike Marynowski]

Is that page coming up anytime you try to step into any source code at all or only when it attempts to break at an exception thrown by RuntimeNullables?

[Mike Marynowski]

Is the repo with the app where this is happening public so I can clone it and debug?

[Enes Sadık Özbek]

The repo is openmod/openmod. You can reference OpenMod.Core from an app project via NuGet (sources are in the framework folder). Keep in mind that you need to use the 3.0.0+ version.

[Mike Marynowski]

This was a tricky one. Closed via 7c91f33

Posting v0.9.8 to nuget now, give it a try and let me know if you have any more issues but it should be fixed.